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Page1final.Qxd (Page 2) daily REGD. NO. JK-71/21-23 Vol No. 57 Follow us: Daily Excelsior JAMMU, SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 2021 14+4 (Magazine) =18 Pages ` 5.00 ExcelsiorRNI No. 28547/65 No. 238 2 ISIS-K planners Govt agrees to set up high-powered Panel very soon killed in US drone strike WASHINGTON, Aug 28: Shah’s midnight call to Thupstan leads to The US military said today that it carried out a drone strike in Afghanistan, killing two high- profile “planners and facilita- MoS Home’s invite to LAB, KDA for talks tors” of the Islamic State, hours sages from Nityanand Rai for after President Joe Biden prom- Sanjeev Pargal Bandh in Ladakh, BJP distances meeting in the afternoon to dis- ised to retaliate for the twin cuss their issues. blasts at the Kabul airport that JAMMU, Aug 28: A midnight from two bodies He said they personally invited killed 169 Afghans and 13 call from Union Home Minister the BJP leaders to join the LAB for American soldiers. Amit Shah to Leh Apex Body talks with the Minister of State for The Islamic State’s (LAB) chief Thupstan Chhewang led to the joint meeting of LAB Home but they didn’t turn up. As (Contd on page 4 Col 5) and KDA (Kargil Democratic exclusively reported by the Alliance) with Union Minister of Excelsior, the BJP has dissociated MHA asks States State for Home Nityanand Rai in itself from the LAB for frequent to ensure no Leh this afternoon in which the change of stance. Minister announced constitution The LAB and KDA had last large gatherings of a high-level committee shortly night given call for bandh in to take up issues raised by the two Ladakh today as they were not NEW DELHI, Aug 28: bodies of the Union Territory of invited for the talks while some Ahead of the festival season, Ladakh. other groups were separately the Centre today asked all States Significantly, however, despite called for meeting by Nityanand and Union Territories to ensure call by Shah to Chhewang and Rai, who had reached Leh yester- Woman rows a boat near Lotus Garden in Dal lake in Srinagar. there is no large gatherings and meeting chaired by Rai, who is also day to join the Parliament Union MoS Home Nityanand Rai meeting LAB and KDA del- —Excelsior/Shakeel that they take pro-active measures *Watch video on Outreach Programme. egations in Leh on Saturday. Another pic on page 4. “During the meeting, the to check the spread of www.excelsiornews.com Coronavirus. —Excelsior/Morup Stanzin MoS Home assured us that a Portal for new units in J&K being launched on Aug 31 Extending the ongoing a prominent BJP leader, the Ladakh meeting. ignore the two bodies and that no high-level Committee will be set COVID-19 guidelines for one unit of the BJP went ahead with its Thupstan, a former two-time invite to them by the MoS Home up very shortly comprising five more month till September 30, stand of dissociating from the LAB Lok Sabha MP from Ladakh who might have been result of the con- representative of LAB, four Jammu emerging as integrated Union Home Secretary Ajay and didn’t attend the meeting. BJP is heading the LAB, told the fusion. from KDA, MP Ladakh, UT Bhalla said the overall pandemic UT chief and Lok Sabha member Excelsior that he got the call from “Shah assured me that the representatives, two CEC-cum- situation now appears to be large- from Ladakh Jamyang Tsering Amit Shah last midnight after the MoS Home will immediately Chairpersons of Leh and Kargil ly stable at the national level, Namgyal, Leh Hill Development joint bandh call in Ladakh given contact the LAB and KDA and Hill Development Councils and education model: Dr Jitendra except for the localised spread Council Chairman-cum-CEC Tashi by the LAB and KDA and was invite them for talks,” he said, officials of the Home Ministry,” Day, I think this is going to be on the 31st of August, Home observed in a few States. Gyalson and BJP district president told that there were no intentions adding in the morning both the the LAB chief said after over an Nishikant Khajuria essential mantra of success and Minister Amit Shah is going to Tashi Khachutse didn’t attend the on part of the Government to bodies received telephone mes- (Contd on page 4 Col 3) (Contd on page 4 Col 5) JAMMU, Aug 28: As four earlier we understand, it is better launch a Web Portal for premier institutions of Jammu for all," he said, adding that work- Registration of Units under the One Corona death Food Commission, Vigilance Committees in the offing entered into a first of its kind ing in silos' prevents the optimum "New Central Scheme" for in Jammu, 137 Memorandum of use of our resources and knowl- Industrial development of J&K. Understanding here today, edge and hence collaboration is the "This will also be optimally use- cases in Kashmir J&K to put in place detailed mechanism for Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh said that Jammu is emerg- Excelsior Correspondent ing as integrated education JAMMU/SRINAGAR/LEH, effective implementation of Food Security Act model for rest of the country. Aug 28: One person died of "This is very unique thing hap- Corona and 29 others tested posi- Mohinder Verma provision the Government of J&K pening possibly for the first time tive in Jammu region while 137 UT has prepared draft Jammu and *Panchayats, ULBs to play crucial and the cue is possibly picked up fresh cases were reported in JAMMU, Aug 28: Kashmir National Food Security by the people in other parts," he Kashmir and eight in the Union Government of Union Territory Rules, 2021 and the same have role in service delivery said while speaking as chief guest Territory of Ladakh today. of Jammu and Kashmir has been put in public domain for invit- on the occasion of signing of mul- A 63-year-old woman hailing started an exercise for putting in ing suggestions before giving final have the powers to constitute UT level. In rural areas the Fair tipartite MoU bringing together IIT Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh speaking during the sign- from village Badhoon in Kalakote place a detailed mechanism shape to the same. bench for deciding the appeals Price Shop level Vigilance Jammu, IIM Jammu, AIIMS ing of MoU among four institutions in Jammu on Saturday. tehsil of Rajouri district died of including establishment of a Once finalized, these Rules will filed against the orders of District Committee will be headed by Jammu and Jammu University. Another pic on page 4. COVID-19 and co-morbidities in Commission to ensure effective pave the way for establishment of Grievance Redressal Officer; Sarpanch of Panchayat concerned Maintaining that Jammu has the Narayana Hospital Katra tak- implementation of National Food detailed mechanism to ensure inspect or cause to be inspected while as concerned proved it has the potential to show new mantra of success. ful only through an integrated ing Corona toll in the region to Security Act, 2013 and for timely effective implementation of Act the non-compliance of policy Corporator/Councilor will head in the way in emerging as a great inte- Dr Jitendra Singh suggested approach if we are able to inte- that the coming together of the four grate the academic institutions (Contd on page 4 Col 5) redresssal of grievances of the and to redress grievances/com- decisions of the Government case of Municipal ward. gration modal in the field of aca- consumers. Moreover, plaints in a time bound manner. relating to the Act and organize Similarly, Block Development demic education, Dr Jitendra Singh education institutions of Jammu with industry, Start-Ups, private 1413 votes polled Panchayats and Urban Local There will be a Food Commission regional camps in coordination Council Chairman and President of said that the mantra of success for should pave the way for wider sector, etc," he added and Bodies (ULBs) will be roped in as per Section 16 of the Act and the with the Government for gener- the Municipal Council/Committee next 25 years would be to come out coordination through similar coor- stressed for involving more in JKHC Bar for smooth delivery of service Chairperson, Members and the ating awareness about benefits or representative of the Mayor will of silos and work with an integrat- dination with other remaining stakeholders in the process. and for acting as watchdog. Member Secretary of the and entitlements under the Act head block level and Urban Local ed approach. institutions. The Union Minister opined Association election The Section 40 of the National Commission will be appointed by and define measures for redres- Body level Vigilance Committee "As India emerges as frontline Referring to the New that an integrated approach can do Excelsior Correspondent Food Security Act, 2021 empowers the Government on the recommen- sal of grievances. while as District Development nation in the community of world Industrial Policy for Jammu & wonders and this has been estab- the Governments of States/UTs to dation of a Search Committee There will be Vigilance Commissioner will be the chairman as we plan roadmap for next 25 Kashmir as brought out by lished by several Start-Ups which JAMMU, Aug 28: Much make Rules for effective imple- headed by Chief Secretary. Committees at Fair Price Shop of the District level Vigilance years when we would be celebrat- Prime Minister Narendra Modi, are more lucrative than awaited election of Jammu and mentation of law and as per this The Food Commission will level, block level, district level and (Contd on page 4 Col 1) ing India's 100th Independence Dr Jitendra Singh disclosed that (Contd on page 4 Col 1) Kashmir High Court Bar Association Jammu was held at Ladakh moving forward on path of development: LG High Court Complex today.
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